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Hi, everyone.

Welcome back to another episode of Ready for Retirement.

I'm your host, James Knoll.

And on today's episode, we are going to explore an interesting question that the listeners submitted.

And it's not necessarily interesting from the standpoint of it being super unique or all that different than what a lot of people are facing.

But interesting in the sense that if you're like most listeners, you've probably listened to a

bunch of podcasts. You've probably watched a bunch of YouTube videos. You've probably read a whole

bunch of different articles. And so you realize there's a whole bunch of different strategies that we can use to implement better approaches to retirement planning. Now, the challenge

is not an understanding that all these different strategies exist. It's really an understanding

how do I apply these different strategies? When do I know when to use that strategy versus

this strategy? And how can I prioritize doing different strategies? When do I know when to use that strategy versus the

strategy? And how can I prioritize doing different things along the way? So that's really what we're

going to explore in today's question. Now, before we jump in, just wanted to highlight a recent

review in the podcast and want to say thank you for those of you that have left reviews. This review

is from username NFOS 724, and the review says,

I'm approaching retirement and have been consuming information on retirement topics for about a year.

James Cannell's podcast is by far the most informative, interesting, and straightforward source of

information I have found. I listen to every episode and look forward to Tuesday mornings when I can listen to the newest episode each week. Thank you for the great

and practical information. Well, thank you very much for that review. I appreciate that and I

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